Saturday, 19 March 2011 00:00
Hi Everybody!
My name is Joe. I like to think of myself as a web-developer but not. I've been writing websites and scripts since 1999 and I'm using this website to store notes as I go along. But then I only do it as a hobby... which can still get quite busy.
It sounds nice and straightforward... Get a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, & PHP) server setup, install Joomla CMS into your web root, and you're done... Like all talk and theory, it means nothing until you're sat there doing it.
I hope that doesn't put you off Joomla!, like every major project, it can often involve a lot more work then people think. I have friends who aren't programmers but they're click-happy which is why I know you can set a website up with just a lot of patience and the willingness to learn... Not a 5-minute job.
Thanks for visiting! Hopefully this website can help you too!
My name is Joe. I like to think of myself as a web-developer but not. I've been writing websites and scripts since 1999 and I'm using this website to store notes as I go along. But then I only do it as a hobby... which can still get quite busy.
It sounds nice and straightforward... Get a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, & PHP) server setup, install Joomla CMS into your web root, and you're done... Like all talk and theory, it means nothing until you're sat there doing it.
I hope that doesn't put you off Joomla!, like every major project, it can often involve a lot more work then people think. I have friends who aren't programmers but they're click-happy which is why I know you can set a website up with just a lot of patience and the willingness to learn... Not a 5-minute job.
Thanks for visiting! Hopefully this website can help you too!
Sunday, 26 September 2010 10:49
As an update Mar 2011, I just watched Gulliver's Travels (2010) and it looks like the same effect for the intro credits :c)
This is "a day in the life of New York City".
More Information can be found at http://aerofilm.blogspot.com/2010/02/sandpit-short-film-by-aero-director-sam.html
Personally I can sit there watching it without sound.
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Sunday, 03 July 2011 10:36
Language: English
Platform: Joomla! CMS (separate versions for J15 and J16)
Author: Joel Lipman (aka Joe)
License: GNU/GPL http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
Created: 13/07/2010
Modified: 02/11/2011
Version: 1.5.4
Tested on:
Joomla v1.5.19, v1.5.22, 1.5.23, 1.6.0, 1.6.3, 1.7.0, 1.7.1, 1.7.2
PHP v5.2.8 & MySQL v5.1.30
Requires:
Linux/Windows Host
cURL
Demo
Joomla! v1.6+
Demo
Download
Please Rate @ JED Review
Script Function:
Designed to suit as many joomla sites as possible. NO programming required and hardly any CSS. I've made this to install automatically, get all its content and images automatically and then it uses local data from there on. Free Thumbnail Services, effects and colors are now handled by the Module parameters.
This extension will display a top 10 chart of your weblinks in a module on your Joomla website. As long as the weblink is published and approved, it will display. The default is to list 5 but you can set as many as you like. It is intended to work out-of-the-box with minimal setup (like the rest of my extensions - lazy Joe).
If you don't have pictures of the websites you link to, this module can generate these (by retrieving from a specified service - and then stores these to not keep downloading them) or I have a downloadable standalone program (search my site for "JWT") that will also do the job.
I've simplified the process so this version allows any "Administrator" or "Super User" (or Specified Joomla! Group(s)) to generate the thumbnails on-the-fly with just a click of a button. Did I mention this is all OpenSource and FREE?
Wednesday, 13 October 2010 18:18
v1.5.3
Demo
v1.6.8
Download
This extension is a joomla module displaying the words from your Joomla! core articles and displays them in a "cloud" of words displayed in a module. Font-size depends on the frequency of the word throughout your articles.
What makes this word cloud module different is that it takes its words directly from your Joomla! core articles instead of your meta tags which means less work to setup. It has been tested with various languages across the world and 3rd-party templates.
I wanted a module that doesn't need meta tags to be setup for it. I want a module which quickly installs and can work as is. I've even added some CSS styling options because I'm that lazy.
It's free as always, so enjoy!
Note:
For Joomla! 1.5.x websites, please visit my downloads page for the previous version of this module.
Thursday, 29 July 2010 08:39
Introduction
Well I thought I'd write about it as it is my very first ever Joomla module. Not just the fact that it's my very first but also because of the surprising popularity. It has been featured as a "New & Noteworthy" extension on the front page of the Joomla.org Extensions website for about a week now. There have been several positive reviews but more astonishingly over 1,000 downloads in 10 days! May not be much to some people but for my first Joomla extension, I've been quite impressed.
